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CAPT. RILEY SURPRISED.
His Friends Of tho u. + .. Fourth Division
aHr ' Cane Mm, I7. .r

His Friends OF tho u. = .. Fourth Division
Cane Inn.
Capt.s. Riley, formerly general yard.mas.
ter ol the Baltimore & Ohio, at this sta.
tion, who resigned that position to re-
sume his former place as a passenger con.
ductor between Wheeling and Oumber-
land, was last evening presented by the
railroad men Of the Fourth division with
a gold.headed cane and very massive
gold monogram and charm. The pre-.
sentation took place at Mr.. P. Bonne.
bsrger's psrlor, ou the South Side. The
presentation speech was made by Mr.. II,
A. Sprucebank. A moro aston.
ished man was never eeen
than Capt. Riley, but ho managed
to make few appropriate remarks in rec.
ognition Of the handsome compliment.
Mr.. Bonneburger then invited Capt. R!ley'e
friends to partake OF some refreshments,
and in return vote OF thanks was tender.
ed him by all. Mr.. Bonneburger knows
how to provide for the inner man.
Capt. Riley'spopularity ia well deserved,
and more deserved token has not been
presented to anybody for many year
than this one.
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IF We put. into operation President
Cleyslsnd's recommendations we shall
soon get things 80 cheap all around that
only tho wealthy will have the money to
buy with. This state Of things would not,
Of coursc, last forever. By the time our
industries we're in ruins the foreign manu-.
iactu.er would give us taste Of high
prices, as he has done before. The free
trade notion thatthe foreign manufacturer,
when hS has market his own way, is
gentle and merciful, does that wideswake
fellow injustice. y e3-.i. SA2e'sz
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Two Prisoners for tho Pen.

Sam Jackson, indicted ior petit larceny
with count for former conviction, was
tried yesterday in Part l Of the Circuit
Court, Judge Boyd on the bench. Meesrs,
Charles +. Smith and Edgar E. Boyd rep.
resented Jsckeon, and being found guilty,
was sentenced to six years. imprisonment
In the penltentiary at Moundsvile. In
ths case OF Charles Boggs, convicted Of
highway robbery, the motion for new
trial was overruled by Judge Boyd, and
Boges was given FIVE years in the peni.
tentlary. Tho two prisoners will be taken
down to day. Both are colored.
The detinue case OF Clator vs. Otto is
still on trial in Judge Jacobs side Of this
cnnrt 49, - ..--.- 4. - -. q -
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CnIcAeo, Dec. 27.-The substance Of
the PROFESSIONAL opinions OF experts who
have during tho past two dsys examined
the gas in the ;saisr supply pipe Of the
Cooke Brewing Company, ia that the ga.
Is from natures reservoir. Among those
who have examined it 10 T. r. Winans,
who 10 engaged in the'natural gas buainess
In Pennsylvania. He will make anothe:
and more thorough Investigation, and
upon his opinion It is stated Mr.. Cooke
will act. Should it be favorable work
will be commenced without delay for the
purpose Of occurring the gas for CONNER
cial PURPOSES. i & q :
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A DAMAGE SUIT
Thought to DO Impsnding Rs an Outcome ,
b -rr5 the Glass Strike. @

Thought to DO 1npsnding Rs nn Outcome oI
the Glass Strike.
The most interesting new phase Of the
local flint glass situation is tho rumor,
founded on good authority, that the Flint
Glass Workers Unions factory commit.
tee at the Central Glass Works., is about
to bring q teut suit before q Justice Of the
peace, to recover damages from the Cen.
tral Glass Company for alleged violation
Of contract in uhutting down 10 enforce a
new scale and new rules after, ss the
workmen alleys, they had verbal con.
tract with President Scott to run Tor year
under the scale adopted at Atlantic CITY
last July. So. = .:7.,s-s :.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Times saws: The
glass manufacturers held a secret meeting
yesterday to discuss the situation. As isr
as the reports have been received they
show a feeling in some OF the cases 10 con.
cede the points asked by the workmen.
This split In the Manufacturers Associa.
tion places the fight on more equal terms,
and Il is claimed that several glass factories
In this district will atart up busineBu on
January 8. 39 ~ 4
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murderer Matvell Uolobrn,o. Mass.

CHICAGO, Dac. 27.-A dispatch from St..
Louis says: Hugh NJ. Brooke, alias Max.
well, the young Englishman under een.
tonce Of death for numbering Arthur
19reller, has embraced the Catholic faith.
Last yesY the Catholics were given por.
miasion to celebrate Christmas mass in
the jail. At the. service yesterday thirty
prisoners knelt to partake OF communion
and the first TO receive the consecrated
vale. was Maxwell. 1t was administered
by the Rev. Father Fihen, Of St. John
Church, the celebrant, who has been
MaxEell'a instructor In tho belief Of the
church. & & +; Il 5ss...' .t.
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Ordered to Their Rer,me,,.

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The Figaro's Munich
correspondent states that workmen be-
longing to the Austrian reaarvea have
forthwith. - Z
La Justice and other papere demand that
the Government interfere to suppress the !
attempt of the French syndicate to ad-
vance the price of coffee. = = =.
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+ VOLUME XXXVI.-.NUMBER no.

presentation In New York the Sun has this
to say: "Mr. Monroe made a bit az Our
Bridget In Geo. s. knights "Over tho
Garden WALL" and In this play he starta
out as q star with a play Of his own in
which Bridget is made the central charac.
ter. MY Aunt Bridget is a great play, and
1t gives Mr.. Monroe chance 10 show his
ability as an Irish comedian and John d,
Rice as a dancer and light comedian. Tho
company Ia good, and tho performances
laat night gave excellent satiafaction."
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DsrRolr, Dec. 2O.-Harry Gauer, an EN-.
ploye Of the Detroit Omnibus Company,
upon returning home this afternoon, after
an absence Of eighteen hours, found the
body OF his wife on tho floor apparently
llielesa. From a gaping bullet hole back
Of her right ear, oezed blood aud brains.
Mrs. Gauer cannot recover. Gauer ia
locked up, awaiting the results Of the coro.
ner's inquest. IA =
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a Horrible Christ,nas story,

WlLkEs1ARRR, Pa, Dec. 27.-At a
Christmas debsuch last night at Exeter
borough. near Weat Pittston, Ed and
Annie McMullin and Bessie, their daugh-
ter, became so intoxicated that they went
to sleep, leaving Bessie'a daughter, four
years Of age in the kitchen. The child's
dress caught FIRE, and she tried to arouse
the inmates, but failed. The house took
fire and the child was burned to a crisp,
the mother dying at noon to-day from
her injuries. The Others were badly
burned. !. ~ -...-L.I !. -.
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Words to Rom smbor,

It is comforting to find that the boiling.
point Of ,"allylenedlchlordibromide'' is
100, while that Of "methylchlordibrom.
propylcarbinyl chloridep is something be.
ween l4O and las. Orators who find
themselves at loss for words should bear
heee In mind, I..ds 2; ;S.gj.. * - 4 2 sfyf{sg
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KANSAS CITY has Merchants' and
Manufacturers Bureau supported by Its
people with twenty-five dollar annual
subscriptions. In the past year this bureau
Hpant $500 and claims to have brought
to the city manufacturing concerns that
will spend $l.5O0.0OO in plant and employ
5000 penona. Kansas City is going about
her business in q spirit Of practical liber-
ality. Her example is suggestive.
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"Our Irish Visltors.D

At the Opera House on Friday evening
will be given Murray 4 Murphy's com.
edy, "Our Irish Visitors" Of which the
New York Mail and Ezpre,, says: When
q piece is avowedly written and acted to
make an average audience laugh from the
beginning to the end of it, one has no
right to complain II 1t lacks OF every other
clement Of success, II 1t does this. "Our
Irish Visitors" is therefore success, and
no more is to be said about 1t. ~, q
The sale OF reserved seats opens at
Baumer's muaio store this morning, g
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Bow About a Girl.

Shortly after midnight Monday night
Dave Grant, William Ise and Charlie
Bell, three young colored men, had live
ly mill at the corner OF Eof and Nine
teenth streets, in front OF Abbie Jackson's
place. The row is said to have started in.
side the house and to have been occasion.
ed BY an effort on Bells part to remove
one Of the female inmates from the house.
which was opposed by Grant and Lee,
Bell finally got the girl out, and then a
fight In real earnest took place. The par
ticulars will bo brought out in police
court this morning, - 4 :,
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PLEASANT RECITAL
Az Prof. Armstrong; Studio Last Evening
o. .Ha.sI7. by His Pupils. s-- -..-a7..

ATProf. Armstrong; Studio Last Evening
by His Pupils.
The second pianoforte recital Of the SO.
ries that PROT. William Armstrong, assist.
ed by selected pupils from his classes, has
arranged to give during the season Of
lSs7-SS, wasI given last evening in the
Professors charming studio in the Hess
building on Market street. The capacity
Of the rooms was taxed to the utmost
to accommodate the patrons and
friends who attended and who formed a
fashionable and cultured gathering such
as any performer might we'll feel proud to
appear before. The programme was
delightful one and was rendered in man.
ner that reflected great credit on Prof.
Armstrong, his method and ability and
the aptitude OF his pupils. It WAS as fol.
lows, and a glance at it will prove to those
posted on musical matters that it was no
ordinary one and that 1t was truly en-
joyable ono: &e.ss
-;y PRoGkAMAF.
saae Ep%ssemc; Mis- snsSs
Duo Funeral Ieherf
oo,, 81, Master 9; ". Harper, William Armstrong.
solo-Fleurette ,bpipdler
- Miss Bessie List, /.
Miss Emily Pollock, William Armstrong. -
Master Laurence Wheat William Armstrong
Duo--Andante Con Lebert
Miss Mamie Grubb, VIM. Armstrong, sT.l'
Miss Birdie Schultz. ''''"'. ''''' AtuS
Miss Fannie J. Wheat, VIM. Armstrong. ,fs7
wv AuuhIS .M1ylAt0
Maa!er Phillip Hannauer, Hm. Armstrong,
Ouo-fAse ue .Bohm
Miss Mamie Nelly, VIM. Armstrong. see
~. Mls Sadie Eusheimer. ogs-
MAylath
=, =, Miss Knie Davies, VIM. Armstrong. ~. -
eolo-Ihe Mlll Wheel. Boy ionSmith
,'-E... Mis- eadle Gundling. - .5-rs 4.
solo-Rhapsodie Hongroise mo- Y.,,,.,...,. ..Liszt
20 Mns RoSo 5onneborn. < q Ai',-..rl#
Duo Faust. Transcription de Concert ,., ,Donawit1
lst Piano-Miss Ella r. Webster, = asl,.T5 Il a
a "a PiRno-Miss Alma B. Conner.
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A Large Wolf Killed.

epSetdI O1apdlch 70 t6< 1fHtlIlQeHctT. n :
PocATALlao, W. Va, Dec. 27.-Lnst
week large brindle wolf was killed in
Jackson county, on the farm Of Mr.. Bony
Harrison. How the wolf got into that
county no one knows. The wolf killed
two fine sheep for Mr.. Fauber, valued al
SO. The next day a little grandson oi
Mr.. Reuben Harriaon's II Bhot the vol
through the heart. 1t measured seven
feet in length, and had one foot of. The
supposition is that it was once caught in q
steel trap. ... g h & Z ..i.ss! 81.
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DUBLIN, Dec. 27.-At meeting at Linn
erick Of delegates Of the Gaelic Athletic
Association, the Fsnian party defeated
the members Of the National League in
the election Of officers. Z. : IS
The priests finding themselves out voted
withdrew. Father sheeky on retiring de.
clared that henceiorth the priests would
have nothing to do with the association,
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Holiday ExcurhiUDy.

The Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
bursh, will sell excursion tickets at ONE
FAIR FOR THE ROUND TRIP from all stations
December "a, 25, 20 and 81, 1887, and on
Januarysl and 2, 1883 All tickets good
returning until Janusry 8. 1885. No ex-
curaion tickets will. bs sold 10 adults ior
less than 25 cents, nor to children for less
than Is cents. No excursion tickets will
be sold on December q, %, 20 and 80,
1887. For further information call on or
address nearest Ticket Agent Psnnsyl.
vania Company or Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis Railway Company. w:
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Brace Up,

You arc feeling depressed, your appe-
tlte is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous and zen.
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, sprinv
medicines or bitters, which have for tbeis
basis a very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than beiore ,
What you want is an alternative that viii
purify your blood, start healthy action of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health and strength
Such q medicine you will find in Eleetric
Bltters,, and only 30 cents a bottle lat
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Tho Officials Notified,

New YoRK, Dec. 27.-The following dis.
patch from Philadelphia was received this
morning at the Office Of President Corbin,
OF the Reading Company: "Evsry man re.
turned this morning and all trains are
running as usual. All the engines were
taken out by the old crews and the Super.
intendent says that by 10 o'clock all work
will be going on as usual. At all stations
IN the city men are showing up and pres.
ent indications are that all business will
soon be working IS usual. Just heard
from Reading. All reported for work this
morning as usual" .,
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Tho Dead washed from their oravea.

1Hp OuHu "WBNeu from thNIr Grnyqn,
HAVANA, Dec. 27.-Agusdilla, a small
port of Porto Rico. suffered like Ba.scoa
by huge wave. Fiity-three houses were
sTelt away. The wave destroyed the
aoIld masonry in the cemetery, and eleven
bodies were washed out to sea aud lost.
Many yessels were storm bound. The
wave, Like the ono at Baracoa, was due to
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Ill Feeling at Shamokiu,

sHAHoKlN, Pa, Dec. 27.-The Reading
strikers at this point refused to return to
work to-day because the company would
not re.employ Dispatcher Huntlsy, Master
Workman of the Assembly, and several
laborera on the coal docks who
had been discharged. It is not possible
to move the coal or local frsight traffic
under the present circumstances, and
therefore the collioriea will not be- worked
tomorrow: Considerable ill-leeling is
manifested. iFe,ss, ,0n0
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DsrlLLERs maintain lobby to keep the
whisky tax. from being interiered with.
Yet there arc good people who think the
tax is 3 terrible blow to the whisky in
teresl, for which reason they agree with
tho diatillerS that the tax should remain
Rhern It is. ~. .LE
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Tobacco Men want Protection.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 27.-A meeting Of
tobacco growers and others assembled at
gsldwinville on Saturday and passed reao.
luhons aakipc Congress to abolish the war
taxes on tobacco and to reyise the sumatra
tariff law Of 1883. Representatives we're
present from several counties. A mon.
partisan organic alton was perfected. Sew
eral speeches were made. The meeting
resolved to request Congress to protect
the growers against foreign producers. and
declared in favor OF duty Of seyenty.Ave
centa per pound on imported cigar lesl. 3
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TuEY have diIcovered a new cave In
Kentucky. How would Mr.. Cleveland
like 10 retire 10 1t and rewrite his cele
brated OEeay on "The Art OF Making Q
Nation Rich by Impoverishing it?"
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Cheaper City Gas.

The City Board of Gas Trustees is con.
sidering a proposition to make the dis.
count for prompt payment of gas bills
twenty per cent. This will bs a decided
reduction in price to the large consumers,
who always pay promptly, and it is e1.
pested the change will bo inaugursted
soon, 81 :.
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WHEELNG WEST VA, WEDNESDAY,

any employe Of this company, or OF th
coal and iron company guilty Of using an,
undue or improper influence upon any o
our men to force them to Join any soclety
again1t their free will, will upou PROC
furnished uB, be instantly dismissed from
our service, and never be allowed to return
70 II; and any employe furniahing auct
information will be fully protected from
any harm by reason thereof. Please give
this notice to the General Superintendent
with orders that It be repeated to the
heads o! every department Of tho railroad
and coal and iron company, i-s E5l4
Very respectfully, I'll
, AUSTIN CoRprN, President.
u. DRB. KRlN, I )gtsstS,f 7li 7ziEa-5.
8. A. CALDWELL, Receivers.
AUSTIN OoRDlN,
2s AN uNPLRAaANT SENTIMENT. [S
A special from Reading says: The strike
has developed the existence Of an unpleas.
ant sentiment between tho Knights Of
Labor and Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. The latter, 1t is reliably stated,
ofszed to furnish all the men that might
be needed to take out trains. There are
l7s engineers In this city and vicinity, all
Brotherhood men, who were discharged
BY the former President OF the Reading
railroad, franklin B. Gowen. Their places
were taken by non.unlon men, who now
belong to the knights OF Labor. The
latter were then known as "Scabs" and
Tor long time there was a bitter feeling
In the community against them, es ueclallly
as the riots during the aIrike OF 1877 in this
city resulted In an attack by the Fourth
Regiment, N. g., In which about dozen
men were killed and about sevsnty.tive OF
eighty wounded. The families which sui
iered and their sympathizers have never
forgiven the men who took tho place Of
the Brotherhood engineers. Ali the
engineers employed on the Reading Rail-
road prior to the trouble OF 1877 are being
in heard M from. They desired to return to
sweet reyenpe. 81
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ryo.poys Cromnted.

n LOUISIANA, Mo-, Dec. s7.-On Christ.
mas day two colored boys, aged aif On!
seven years, on the Kelly place, In Oalu.
met, about eight miles south Of here,
we're burned to death while playing too
close 60 lighted brush pile When dis.
covered the bodies we're charred mass,
and almost beyond Identification.
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Mr.. ooroosan Makes Il Christmas Gift. IS
CHARLESTON, s. o., Dec. 27.-Mrs. NJ. A.
snowdsn, president OF the Confederate
Home, has received O check for $1,000
from Mr.. W. w. Corcoran. the venerable
phanthrophist OF Washington, as q
Christmas gilt to the Institute. The
money will be used for the permanent
endowment OF a Corcoran scholarship In
tho Confederate Home School. iS u
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BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The Prussian and
German departments Of justice have COM
missioned Judge Aschrott to study and
report upon the American penal system,
with the view of making it the basis OF q
new syatem in Germany, ~ 'js.$$Gf
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a TERRIBLE DEED.
Man Murders his wife md Six Children
! ------ = In GnnrrIR ~ = ---l-s.-l

A Man Murders his Wito md Six Children
In Georgia.
MACON, GA, Dec. 27.-In Lee county,
this State, last Sunday night man named
Nathan Reed, who did not live happily:
with bis wifs, brutally murdered his,
whole family and then committed aui.,
clde. he sent a half-grown boy,
who lived With him after d,c-s
TOR. When the doctor and the;
boy returned they found the cabin in,
ashes, and in them the chsrred bodies OF
Reed's wife and their elk children, .,1
A further search Of the premises dis;
closed Reeds body in the we'll with his:
throat cut. rs :. 91.'
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EUGENE HIuuiNs is 10 useful to the
Democratic party that he is 10 be fixed in
4 snug place in his own State OF Mary.
land, which Is supposed to be incapable
Of being dlsgusted. Maybe It Is. .m
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Tweuty.nyo vsssels Wroc 9 ked,

ATHENS, Dsc. GA fercs hurricane
from tho west, accompanied by a fierce
snow storm, prevailed over the whole Of
Greece last night. Twenty-Five vessels
we're driven ashore and wrecked in the
Gulf OF Hatras, ~ q -ss,s''-,,i !
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A Base Ball Deal.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-A St. Paul special
says: A deal has been closed between
Manager seely, OF the Boston base ball
club, and Managers Thompson and Barnes,
Of the St. Paul nino, by which Bow.
ders, the lightweight pitcher, who played
with 81. Paul last season, goes to Boston
next year. It Is stated that s., 500 was
paid for the transfer. " I n
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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Dec. 27.-The
residence Of FL. Guy, Canadian Pacific
conductor, was burned last night, and Guy
cremated in his bed. His wife is absent
from the city, and Guy was living alone.
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con-
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore {; Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 80, and to Washington, Pa. and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at Z and ii 10
p. N. TsH-H.,6rs + , Ls 35sE-s n Z 49, -3ijs-fi
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I Predicting Cold 'yyeather.

CHICAGO, Dec. ss7.-A telegram has beer
received from the chief signal officer Of
the army at Washington, predicting that
the temperature here would fall twenty
degrees or more by 7 A. n. Thursday.
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pRoGkkNAE !

Uuo-Ltn eylpues BQchmAnp
MiBs Sadie Emsheimer, Mis- Blanche RusheImer
- Master 3. W. Harper, William Armstrong,
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THE President declines cautiously 10 dub
LimHya Free Trader; Lut he takes up tree
trade position ,ri!hom disguie. lie and the
leaders Of the Democratic party have taken up
again The old free trade policy Of The South
Caroline pOlilicians.-London Saturday Re.
F.#"- T. w,
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Nobody Hurt.

Special Dspaich TO the Inttlli0sneer. y.
BKLToN, Nv. Va, Dec. .27.-A mogul
helper jumped the track in Board Tree
tunnel at six o'clock this morning and de-
layed the passenger trains eight hours.
No one was hurt. " -;tsszr / S'.5s-,. IS
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Miss Emily Pollock, William Armstrong. .
Ouo-Auuautc. ........ LebeI
Master Laurence Wheat, William ArmstrOng :
Miss Mamie Grubb, VIM. Armstrong, ~
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! Doechrr,a Suaoanaor.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 27.-Rev. Lyman Alb,
bott has been selected as the pastor Of
Plymouth Church at the same salary paid
Mr.. BeecheY. y n x @ ,iii n : : 5's.ssss